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Michigan Cannabis Industry, researchers react to proposal that reclassifies marijuana - Vimarsana News

Michigan Cannabis Industry, researchers react to proposal that reclassifies marijuana

The change is expected to ease the tax burden on marijuana businesses and will go a long way in conducting research and clinical trials.

Source: wnem.com
Marijuana edibles, vape pens in Michigan schools prompt calls for reform - Vimarsana News

Marijuana edibles, vape pens in Michigan schools prompt calls for reform

Pot use for students isn’t new. But Michigan school leaders say they worry about students using vapes or marijuana edibles.

Michigan cannabis shops could make more money when weed is reclassified - Vimarsana News

Michigan cannabis shops could make more money when weed is reclassified

The U.S. is recommending that marijuana be reclassified as a less dangerous drug, and that could mean cannabis shops could make more money.

Got bail? - resilience - Vimarsana News

Got bail? - resilience

The official announcement came January 9th that in early February—a dozen years after a quite similar protest helped nationalize the Keystone pipeline fight—protesters will gather for (very civil) civil disobedience outside the Department of Energy, hoping to persuade Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm and her crew that the time has come to pause the permitting of new LNG export terminals.

As Ohioans vote on marijuana, Michigan insiders discuss prospect of legalization south of their border - Vimarsana News

As Ohioans vote on marijuana, Michigan insiders discuss prospect of legalization south of their border

In Lansing, Michigan's capital city, recreational marijuana dispensaries are not an uncommon site. Similar businesses could take root in cities like Cincinnati, if Ohio voters pass Issue Two on Tuesday.

Source: wlwt.com